Identify the venue
Keep site, delivery and customer details visible before the order is submitted.
Multi-Venue Ordering App for Food Suppliers
Support chefs and managers ordering across more than one site.
Help group customers place supplier-owned app and web orders while keeping venue context, account rules and delivery notes clear.
Example order
Multi-venue account flow
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Manager chooses venue
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Site range appears
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Delivery note attached
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Supplier review sees context
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Venue route
Multi-venue ordering needs site context before the basket reaches staff.
Porosi is not a restaurant takeaway ordering app; it is designed for supplier-owned trade ordering where customers, venues and staff permissions matter.
Respect buyer access
Support approved contacts who may order for one or more locations.
Preserve delivery notes
Attach venue-specific details to the basket for supplier review.
Review by account
Give supplier staff a clearer record than a chain of texts from different sites.
One order, two perspectives
Multi-venue customers need flexibility without creating supplier chaos.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, multi-site ordering, approved buyers, account prices and delivery notes by venue stay with the order, so the supplier can check it without retyping a call, email or message.
Customer side
Venue groups need
- A clear way to order for the right site.
- Order history and usual products by customer details.
- Mobile and web access for managers and chefs.
Supplier side
Suppliers need
- Venue-specific delivery and account detail on each order.
- Fewer ambiguous messages from different site contacts.
- A review workflow that makes site context visible before fulfilment.
What the supplier receives
What matters in multi-venue ordering apps: site clarity.
The supplier team receives one order record with multi-site ordering, approved buyers, account prices and delivery notes by venue. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Site context
One shared message thread
Staff infer which venue the order belongs to.
Venue-aware order
The account and delivery details travel with the basket.
Access
One login habit
Managers and chefs may work around the system.
Approved contacts
Ordering can reflect real buyer roles and venues.
Supplier review
Fragmented demand
The order desk reconciles site notes manually.
Structured queue
Orders arrive with customer, product and venue detail together.
Rollout
Launch with one multi-site customer before widening the rollout.
Use a customer group where venue context, staff handover and repeat products already create order desk work.
Choose a group account
Use one customer with more than one delivery location or ordering contact.
Load site usuals
Set up products, customer details and delivery details that differ by venue.
Review exceptions
Check whether staff can see site-specific notes without extra calls.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Multi-Venue Ordering App for Food Suppliers
How would Multi-Venue Ordering App for Food Suppliers work for a regular customer?
Porosi is not a restaurant takeaway ordering app; it is designed for supplier-owned trade ordering where customers, venues and staff permissions matter.
What can buyers do with multi-venue ordering?
A clear way to order for the right site. Order history and usual products by customer details.
What does the supplier team receive from multi-venue ordering?
Venue-specific delivery and account detail on each order. Fewer ambiguous messages from different site contacts.
Are Porosi mobile apps fully white-label?
Yes. The customer-facing iOS and Android apps carry the supplier name, icon, colours and ordering experience, connected to the supplier's own customer accounts and Porosi tenant.
See it with your own accounts
Map multi-venue ordering around one real customer group.
Bring venue details, ordering contacts and the delivery notes your team currently chases.